A conversion is when a company decides to convert its entity from one entity type to another entity type. Not all states allow conversions. In those states where conversion is not recognized, one would need to dissolve their current entity and form their company as a new entity.

What if my state does not recognize conversions?
It depends on your specific state, but generally speaking, the state will require you to file a dissolution on your existing entity and then form your new company as a new entity.  

CARDON Media can easily assist you every step of the way with both the dissolution of your old entity and the formation of your new entity.

If my company files a conversion, will it affect or alter the company's tax obligations?
Generally speaking, a modification of any business entity may impact your legal rights and duties and may have certain tax implications. As such, we strongly recommend that you seek the advice of an attorney, an accountant, and any other service provider as needed to review your individual facts and circumstances to make sure you are making the best choices for your business.

If you want to convert an LLC or incorporation to another business entity CARDON Media™ can help by saving you both time and money with a service that is fast, reliable, and affordable in processing the required documents for a minimal service fee.

And remember, our services are backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back!

Call us today to order your business conversion. We make it easy for you to stay focused on what you do best – successfully running your business!

Standard: 4-6 weeks
Rush: 1-2 weeks

*Service fees shown above DO NOT include Shipping & Handling.
Additional state fees may apply and will be quoted upon order confirmation. Prices subject to change without notice.